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Evershrike's Gift
Oracle Text
Enchant creature
Enchanted creature gets +1/+0 and has flying.
{1}{W}, Blight 2: Return this card from your graveyard to your hand. Activate only as a sorcery. (To blight 2, put two -1/-1 counters on a creature you control.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Evershrike’s Gift reads like a classic Lorwyn-style boon: a small blessing that turns an ordinary body into a nimble airborne threat, while hinting at the set’s darker undercurrent through Blight. Best suited to tempo and value decks, it rewards you for sticking an evasive creature onto the board early and then leveraging combat pressure rather than raw size. The +1/+0 is modest, but flying changes races and makes cheap creatures, resilient utility bodies, or token producers suddenly matter more. Its real strength is recursion: the Blight 2 ability lets you buy the Aura back from the graveyard, so decks built around creatures that can safely absorb counters—or that care about -1/-1 counters—can keep the pressure flowing without running out of gas. Pair it with low-cost, hard-to-block creatures or sacrifice outlets that convert the counter cost into a benefit, and use the sorcery-speed return to plan around open mana and combat math.
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Character Background
Evershrike’s Gift reads like a classic Lorwyn-style boon: a small blessing that turns an ordinary body into a nimble airborne threat, while hinting at the set’s darker undercurrent through Blight. Best suited to tempo and value decks, it rewards you for sticking an evasive creature onto the board early and then leveraging combat pressure rather than raw size. The +1/+0 is modest, but flying changes races and makes cheap creatures, resilient utility bodies, or token producers suddenly matter more. Its real strength is recursion: the Blight 2 ability lets you buy the Aura back from the graveyard, so decks built around creatures that can safely absorb counters—or that care about -1/-1 counters—can keep the pressure flowing without running out of gas. Pair it with low-cost, hard-to-block creatures or sacrifice outlets that convert the counter cost into a benefit, and use the sorcery-speed return to plan around open mana and combat math.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:20:43 UTC